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... seconded for employment asProfessor of History in the Khalss College, Amritsar. Qazi Fazl-i-Haqg is appointed Professor of Persian, Government College, Lahore, in the Rs. 200 grade of the Provinciil Eluestiona I Service, on six months' probation, with effect ...
... PERSIA'S NEUTRALITY. London, Nov. s.—Reuter learn , that the Persian Government assured the Powers of her strict neutrality. Further, that Persia looks to the good offices of Great Britain to prevent Persia becoming the theatre of hostilities. ...
... Mornard has, it would seem, like Mr. Shuster, found his position made impossible by Russia He was appointed by the Persian Government on a five years' contract in June, 1912; he has managed to hold office for a couple of years, but evidences of friction ...
... and the result was satisfactory. They proposed to rely on the police of the tribesmen, and on the gendarmerie of the Persian Government, for the protection of the pipe lines. The Admiralty must have control of an oil field, and where else could they go ...
... to us to be political, and not naval at all. The concession held by the company was obtained by Mr. D'Arcy from the Persian Government, with the concurrence local chieftains, in 1901. It passtsl the Anglo-Persian Oil Company in 1909, mill it gives the ...
... efficient force. Referring to the Baklitiaris the Minister says that they have been unremitting in their efforts to help the Persian Government to maintain order. ...
... has been merely to convey the impression that M. Mormsrd was a party to the abrogation to Russia of the right of the Persian Government to collect and dispose of the revenues of Azerbaijan. M. Momard has addressed a strong protest to the Cabinet against ...
... however, would be dependent on certain conditicns. One of those conditions swould be the failure of every effort by the Persian Government to protect the line and the necessity for immediate action to prevent an interruption of the Admiralty's oil supply ...
... effect to his policy have been revealed in the Blue Book just published. Five years ago a concession was grt wed by the Persian Government to an luglo- Persian syndicate to whom it gu Aran teed the exclusive right for 60 years to work all petroleum deposits ...
... Persia, bat there can be no doubt that the British Minister has shown a genuine desire to help rather than embarrass the Persian Government in its manifold perplexities, and that in this policy he has received the confidence and support of Sir Blward Grey ...
... propose to His Excellency that in the first instance the two representatives at Teheran should be instructed to ask the Persian Government to grant to the Soc'ete &Etudes an option for the construction of a railway traversing Persia from nonh- west to sonth-sast ...
... Abdar Rahmait's qonerals, took rofuge in Persia. For some time he lived quietly in receipt of an allowance from the Persian Government, but in 1887 he made yet another bid for the throne of Afghanistatt. This was his last stroke and it ended in disester ...